Expline in detaild about Webdynpro ? give Url plz(Usha)
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Answer Posted / dala kumar
WebDynPro is a programming model provided by SAP, It was
implemented in both Java as well as SAP. It is used to
design web based application with minimum time and effort.
It is very advanced version than BSP.
Where as BSP is consist HTML code and it BSP not provide
design graphical layout. we have to write html code for
designing. And HTML web pages are client dependent and
browser dependent.
Where as our WebDynPro is client independent and browser
independent. It is used in smart client and Mobile
applications.
So many benifints are with WebDynPro, Few of them iam
giving below.
Completley modularized by MVC arcticture.
Reusability of components inside or outside from the
webdynpro component.
provided internationalzation.
it is not sufficient to expalin here,
Please reach me at my mail address:
omprakesh_gupta_9917(at)yahoo.co.in
I have been working on WebDynPro for 1 year.
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